Anvik Airport – ANV Anvik

Situated 2 kilometers at the south-eastern part of Anvik in its business district, Anvik Airport is an airport for public use that is owned by the State of Alaska ion the northern region. Anvik, Alaska is visited by many due to its remoteness, which can be reached by riverboat as well as a flight to ANV-Anvik Airport.

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The Anvik Airport has one runway composed of a gravel surface measuring 2,960 feet by 75 feet. It conducts flights through airlines Ryan Air and Ravn Connect that is operated by Hageland Aviation. Ryan Air conducts flights that are usually bound to Grayling, as well as other 70 villages from hubs in Unalakleet, Kotzebue, Nome, Emmonak, St. Mary’s and last but not the least, Aniak. Ravn Connect or Ravn Alaska serves small communities in Alaska, headquartered at Anchorage. In the year 2015, this airport recorded 1,028 passengers, with fright weighing 259 lbs.

What to Do & Area Attractions

With flights and tours taking its toll on tourists, a good rest through nearby hotels can be best appreciated with Alaska’s Anvik River Lodge. This is also nearby other city attractions that tourists will surely enjoy as well as enjoying the perks this top accommodation brings to travellers exhausted from flights going to Anvik Airport (ANV). Much further are the comfy accommodations of the Uptown Motel Kenai and the Quality Inn, both in thenearby city of Kenai.

Grayling Airport (KGX) is also one of the airports rendering their air transport services within the state of Alaska, specifically in Grayling. Shageluk Airport is also another gateway to the wonders of Alaskan cities.